About Williamsport & Lycoming County
Lycoming County is the Cultural Hub of Northcentral Pennsylvania.
Williamsport, once the lumber capital of the world, is home to Millionaires’ Row, what Victorian Home magazine referred to as “Pennsylvania’s mother lode of Victorian architecture.” Lycoming County is also the birthplace of Little League® Baseball, founded in 1939; the Little League® World Series is played every August with spectators worldwide visiting to enjoy the series. It doesn’t take long to discover that if it’s historic tours, riverboat cruises, museums, delicious dining or charming shops, then Lycoming County is a perfect destination.
Lycoming County is full of many charming downtowns that offer friendly faces and fantastic shopping and dining opportunities. Our downtowns are full of beautiful architecture, rich history, art galleries, plentiful shopping and dining and local handcrafted jewelry and keepsakes. Our restaurants are abundant from family owned restaurants to well-known eateries. Residents and businesses in Lycoming County will make any visitor feel at home. There is something for everyone in Lycoming County.
Be sure to visit our Lycoming County Visitors Center, located at
102 W. Fourth Street, Williamsport, PA.
Our friendly staff are ready to assist you with your travel needs.
